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Fat Free Fast Review

October 15, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Product Review, Weight Loss


At first glance I presumed “Fat Free Fast” was just another weight loss book but after closer inspection it turns out that this is something totally unique.

In fact, it could even be described “outlandish” and it’s pretty evident the weight loss and dieting industry is never going to be quite the same again after people have got their hands on this.

Karin Cooper, the author, has put together a revolutionary fat loss system that only involves natural foods and more importantly eliminates the need to get bogged down with pills, drugs, ‘fad’ diets or any of that nonsense.

She lost precisely 28 Pounds in 30 days using this very formula and has laid out the exact steps you need to follow, the exact food you need to eat and how you can take advantage and achieve the same results in an astonishingly short period of time. 

I’ve read through everything (it’s powerful stuff) and even though the plan is broken down into the finest detail, this really is so simple to follow that even a child could succeed with it.

The book is split into two seperate sections.

The first is the methodology behind the diet which explains what foods are included, the major problems with other diets and a range of other essential and interesting facts. This section comprises 12 very well written chapters that taught me a heck of a lot about fat loss and dieting. Stuff I’ve never heard of before. (some of it extremely alarming!)

The second part of the book is the actual diet. I must say, I’ve purchased and reviewed many weightloss products in the past five years but nothing could have prepared me for this. I have simply never seen a diet plan laid out in such a brilliant way.

Each of the 8 days has food plans, instructions, timings and is set out in such a way that it would actually be extremely difficult to fail. I obviously can’t tell you too many precise details about the plan, but after talking to a number of different success stories, it is absolutely evident that this really does deliver.

So overall, this is an astonishing piece of work and something that everyone should get their hands on no matter how much weight and fat they need to lose.

If you want to become noticeably slimmer in the next 72 hours, drastically thinner in the next week and then achieve your optimum weight after just 30 days then go there immediately. Word has it this may only be available for another 24 hours so you’ll only have one chance to get your hands on these secrets.

Here’s the link ==> Fat Free Fast

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Top Secret Fat Loss Secret Review

October 4, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Diet, Product Review, Weight Loss

Each diet plan, regimen or trend available to health conscious consumers are available in the market. There are so many secret fat loss programs but how do you know what to choose? What makes one different from the other and what exactly will make these techniques work wonders on an individual?

A lady doctor by the name of Dr. Suzanne Gundakunst recently came out with a book entitled Top Secret Fat Loss Secret. Definitely secret filled as the title dictates. The 48th page e-book is available in Pro Elite and Hardcore Plan. The book begins with detailing tips on how to choose a weight loss program that works for you. Even without the book people should by now have grasped the concept that one diet plan or exercise routine will not work for every person. Anyone who thinks otherwise is still probably caught in between diet plans with no results to boast of.  The book is good for beginners and pros alike as it further educates on weight loss programs that fit a person depending on their needs.

Fast weight loss tips are also dished out. The doctor is able to provide detailed, accurate and valid points that pertain to weight loss and getting good results. One of the book’s highlights is what she refers to as a “Metabolic Type Plan”  that explains how to figure out what food types your body likes to burn the most. This allows you to personalize and alter eating habits that will conform to your body’s metabolism so that you lose more fat. Long term the concept is ideal however it is not available for instant weight loss solutions.

Dr. Suzanne Gundakunst in her book further details that the real secret for weight loss is to understand that the human body has its own defense mechanism, which is to build fat around vital organs. Fat is to vital organs as bubble wrap is to fragile items, a simple yet concise analogy. This defense mechanism occurs when the body detects the build up of toxins, fat present in the buttocks, thighs and the midsection according to the doctor are clear indications that your liver is not functioning properly. Detox diets are explained in the book, these regimens help flush out the toxins along with the fat.

Colon parasites according to the book are the most common causes that make us crave for sugar rich food that causes metabolic problems. Metabolism per person varies and the addition of parasites that can hinder it is obviously not a positive note. While most people will probably argue that they do not have parasites there seems to be nothing wrong in the organic remedies and treatments offered in the book regardless of parasitic evidence or the lack of. Prevention is of course better than cure and there is definitely no harm for trying out treatments that will only boost a person’s over all health and wellness.

Over-all, the entire book provides more than a sufficient amount of information that is useful as well as having valid points that cannot be argued against.

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Dump fat with alacrity- The “belly shock” way

September 29, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Diet, Weight Loss

These are stressful times and women are reeling under the impact just as well. Sometimes it means that they can’t even find time to go to the gym to possibly reduce flab from places they would desperately want to.  For all you ladies, here is something that might give you a reason to smile in such parched times as these.

The “Belly Shock” method is a slick new wave approach to lose as much as 8 pounds in 10 days. For women who don’t like the idea of hitting gym, for may be it brings them face-to-face with the delicate facts about their vital statistics; this is one chance to set things straight. The idea of the “belly Shock” method, as the name itself suggests is to shock the belly beyond reprieve. You have simply got to thrust it on the belly- multiple formats like supplements, diets, cardio and leave no chance for it but to yield.

Let’s take them one by one:

Diet- Eating a proposed mix of black beans and broccoli
Fiber has got to be the crux when we talk of such methods. These foods have a large amount of fiber in them, thus they fetch the name of “Bulk foods”. They are heavy on the stomach and do not give the hungry feeling quite some time after the intake. And yes they have the added benefit of being cheap. Broccoli can be duly replaced with cauliflower.

General recommendation is to go for half a can of black beans during breakfast as well as lunch. Broccoli is advisable at lunch and dinner; half a frozen bag each time. You have grown up on sumptuous junk food and so you can’t root for these insipid fares, but the impact that it has on your weight is manifest in a day or two and then you just gape in new found happiness.

Exercise- Hindu squat pose for as less as 5 minutes

This is not a stretch or strength exercise and does not even include weights; it’s just a simple up and down thing, initiated by oriental ascetics. Thing to keep in mind is that the squatting should be done in an expeditious way. It should be fast. The greater number of squats you can pull in 5 minutes, the better, ideally it should range near a 100. In the initial phases, a 15 seconds rest after 15-20 squats is acceptable. The exercise is in the domain of “tough and very tough” but imagine about the relief it will bring to the belly structure and then you will no more be short on motivation.

Supplement: Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
With the moderate cost of 12 USD, you can’t go much wrong with this either. Though there is still a chance you don’t much succeed with it (a remote chance though) it’s still a plan you won’t want to miss out on. If it works well, as much as 5-8 pounds of flesh loss is there for the taking. You just have to guide yourself through 1 tablespoon, twice a day, between meals. Rest can be comfortably left for the oil to achieve.

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Weight Loss - Dieting Vs Crash Dieting

September 25, 2008 by Dheny  
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“We have stopped believing in revolutions, we have embraced the idea of a coup”

This perhaps is the difference between a diet and a crash diet. A crash diet, as has been researched, is a perilous approach and also plays with our life expectancy in a long run. It’s the fast way to get back to our original shape but short-cuts don’t work in life. The core idea should be healthy eating, that alone is the dietary technique which is bound to succeed in any case. Crash diet teaches us the dangerous path of letting the body do without food or very little food and making it slim over a period of time.

Low-carb diet does not help in reducing any fat; all it does is facilitate water loss, which is a notional weight loss as the body weight comes back when we begin to take proper food again. Low-carb diet only keeps the body away from glycogen build up. Eliminating water thus becomes a defense strategy of the body. The idea is not to minimize the quantity of food intake but to enhance the quality of food that we take. That way, with nutritional eating, we make the body believe that it is amidst a party phase and thus it does not store any fat for posterity. This avoids accumulation of fat around the belly area. When we go for a crash diet, we leave the body as a spent force, taking out all its reserves. This may lead to diarrhea; severe bout of weakness and with the impending water loss, the chances of stroke begins to loom large.

Crash diets take a heavy toll on the major body organs like liver, heart and kidney as it takes away the sheets of lean tissues around them. On eating less than what the body requires, the brain begins to find insufficient oxygen to survive; this causes the body to provide it the necessary oxygen by burning tissues around the organs. The brain does survive but the organs become increasingly susceptible to failure. This is like an irredeemable damage.

Imagine taking a child to a height of 10 meters and asking him to jump. So is it always with crash diets; they suddenly ask the body for a response and more often than not, body fails to cope up with the task. Nutritionists all over the globe believe that there is a prerequisite calorie intake for the body, this includes 30 percent of calorie through fat; once we don’t take this seriously, the body begins to store fat, the metabolism tends to conserve more energy and continually keeps doing so even when we resort later to proper nutritious food. This way we tend to gain weight fast on going back to our initial schedule.

It is very important to understand that crash diets can never solve a problem permanently; all it does is put on us the pressure of organ failures, and increased weight gain on recoursing to initial meal plans. A structure diet, full of nutritious element, on the other hand solves our purpose of beating the flab much better.

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What Foods Have Carbs?

September 24, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Diet, Weight Loss

Carbohydrates, known as carbs, is currently in the middle of some invisible battlefield and has kicked started a battle between the crusaders of the good utility of carbs and those who hate the carbs! Irony lies somewhere in the form of ignorance. How about, ‘you are on a Pearl Harbor air strike without a fighter plane?’ Does that not sound stupid? It is stupid and with all respect to the lovers and the haters of carbs, it is humbly requested not to get engage in a battle of concoction (where it is not cream and rum but fallacy of truth and nescience).

Step out of the instinct of proving you to be the magical genie of knowledge and learn about the basics of carbs. It is a sheer fun to learn about things that you know but the fallacy is that you do not know. Stepping down through the sentences below, let us together learn about the carbs.
A calorie providing component of the food that we eat is the carb. Carbs are found in various kinds of foods. The rich sources of carbs are: table sugar, pears, whole-wheat bread, nonfat milk, orange juice, apple pie, biscuits, popcorn, green peas, honey, sweet potatoes and others. Our body converts these carbohydrates into glucose (which is the basic fuel that is used by our body). Carbs are the main source of energy that our body uses and is a typical component of almost all the diets globally.
It is important to choose the correct diet that can give you correct amount of carbs along with other nutrients. This is because; extra calories in the diet can lead to accumulation of fat. This happens because the body is unable to utilize the excess carb by breaking it to sugar (glucose and starch). It is good to be selective about the carbs.
Foods rich in carb but having low nutrients or no nutrients are good for nothing (if you are a fitness freak). To be more precise and accurate, avoid foods which are made from sugar, honey or molasses. The food stuff made out of them have poor nutrient contents and hardly have any dietary value! Examples are ice cream, candy, soda, jellies cookies, cakes etc.

Try to consume those foods which have carbs as well as high nutrient content. For instance, if are a consumer of white bread, try to replace it by the brad made out of flour from stone ground whole-wheat. Other foods which are rich in carbs and nutrients are beans, corn, grain products and grains, potatoes and other vegetables. Fruits are also rich in carbohydrates and hence, including them in the diet is always suggested!
There are many myths related to the carbs but, the truth is not what you see. It is better to analyze things by yourself before you take a decision. If somehow you don’t know about the foods to consume, do not make a perception which is has no grounds to stand on!

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You Will Never Lose Weight! Here Is The Missing Piece Of Information You Can’t Afford To Miss

September 24, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Weight Loss

Time and again people commit weight loss mistakes due to impatience, misinformation and malpractice. The constant media attention to celebrities and their weight fluctuations not only increase their popularity the same media coverage introduces new trends to the millions of people around the world.

Anywhere in the world there is a constant struggle for weight loss, the rapid globalization affects not only economic growth but the growth of stomachs everywhere. Along with the introduction of a country comes the inclusion of various cuisines. Most of which are tailored to fit a certain culture as well as their lifestyle. For instance Koreans usually have meals that are both spicy and sour. The cold weather conditions allow them to burn the type of cuisine faster than those who do not have to deal with such weather conditions. If perhaps an individual from a tropical country would consume such meals the tendency is for them to consume more food that will take away the spiciness of the said Korean dish. The difference in climate may also hinder the same metabolic process in an individual, for an islander to develop an inclination for Korean cuisine would mean there body will have difficulty in adapting to calories it is not used to.

Each person has different nutritional needs this is in accordance to their body type, genes or their lifestyle. The problem with food is that human beings will tend to over indulge in something that gives them extreme pleasure. Satisfaction from its taste or for some nostalgic connection it has on an individual’s life. Skipping meals is just as bad as over indulgence, skipping meals deprives the body of needed nutrients that is converted to energy that allows the body to function properly. Once the body is deprived of a meal it will automatically use up whatever reserves there is. A chain reaction will then occur and lead to binging as the body no longer has reserves and is merely running on the energy that it is currently digesting. Each meal is created in order to provide for daily needs, breakfast is the most important of all as it stores enough energy to get you up and running and through the day or just up till noon. Without breakfast the body is sluggish as it does not have enough energy since the previous night’s dinner has been thoroughly digested by that time.

Regular exercise helps the bodily functions; it regulates blood flow, burns unwanted calories and helps maintain a physical stamina in order to be able to perform daily activities. Exercise must be created to fit a person’s physical needs, it must be made that way in order to efficiently achieve results or else such efforts are useless. Developing bad habits like staying up later than what your body is used to, smoking and drinking lead to respiratory problems, liver ailments and various diseases that will only show up in the long run. An individual’s lifestyle should compliment his or her health and fitness needs.

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Weight Loss Behavior Modification

September 23, 2008 by Dheny  
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Weight gain often occurs in the over consumption of nutrients that our body does not necessarily need. As it is with food most people associate their food intake with some emotion he or she relates to it. Notice how a person who eats sweets tends to be jollier? The reason behind this is that glucose or sugar either at its most potent form or derived from broken down starch which is converted to sugar that stimulates the pituitary glands into producing enzymes called endorphins which in turn produces the emotion called happiness. Similarly food given as rewards for good deeds or used to alleviate anxiety, stress, anger and various other emotions are habit forming.

Habits are formed due to a repetitive behavior or act, allowing oneself to be gratified by food will confuse and even eventually persuade the mind into thinking that food is a remedy. Hence the term “comfort food” which are, various kinds of food that reminds us of comforting situations. Chicken soup when we are sick because of the warmth it provides as well as the fact that people dear to us will have prepared it for us. It signifies some emotion that the person relates to in terms of food. While nostalgia and food is not the worst of combinations the negative aspect is when the person depends mainly on a given food type to be able to gratify or placate whatever their emotional needs are.

Some eating habits reinforce behavior modifications; this is mainly because as aforementioned, eating is associated with certain emotions or activities. Food should not be a dynamic that goes beyond its nutritional functions. It must not be able to control human emotions or behavior in a destructive matter. Habits as easy as they were formed are commonly harder to break. It takes a great amount of effort, patience as well as the desire to be free from a habit that has negative effects on a person or to people they interact with. It is hard to break but not impossible. What one must realize is that such bad habits cannot be immediately eliminated. This will only affect the person the same why a drug dependent goes into withdrawal. The human body cannot handle an immediate eradication of something that has been constant in its daily routine. The intense lack of such will lead the body to panic and demand for big amounts of what it thinks it needs badly therefore binging occurs and it’s back to square one. Like the repetitive nature that a bad food habit occurred the same repetitive cycle is needed in order to slowly establish a better pattern and slowly eradicate the unnecessary one.

Eat complete meals at the right time, eating a balanced diet allows the body its much needed nutrients without the need to find substitutions from unhealthy counterparts. Eat slowly; like French savor meals and chew your food do not swallow big chunks as it will take too long to digest and to get introduced into our system.

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The Importance of Drinking Enough Water When Dieting

September 22, 2008 by Dheny  
Filed under Diet, Weight Loss

People indulge in various forms of dieting; sometimes structured, sometimes crash diets, and sometimes other real tough regimens. These facilitate weight loss, but weight begins to creep in, once we stop doing them. Contrarily, nutritional diets and planned exercise helps metabolism find its feet properly. Metabolism gets stimulated and begins to burn unwanted calories. Fat belts are released and we get lighter. Similarly, in this quest water assumes a great proportion. The significance of water intake while into a diet is no mean one.

Water is a free entity; promoting the need for high water intake as a means of losing weight would not fetch money for the Weight loss programmers. They know this in the heart of their hearts thus this “pearl of wisdom” becomes part of what the doctors don’t want us to know. Bloggers would root for this technique but bloggers-cum-entrepreneurs would hide this from us. Most of us humans are a dehydrated lot. The brain signals the body to fetch water for itself, the body misfortunately reads this signal as a want for food and thus we begin to gorge on snacks.

Requirement for a person is 8 glasses a day if he has an average BMI (Basal Metabolic Index). Generally we tend to give the body lesser than that, on top of this we keep indulging in regular doses of theine and caffiene, which further dehydrates us forcing us to replenish further water reserves. We again ignore these grave warnings and suffer from reverse effects later.

When we keep away from the practice of drinking water, the body forms reserves of it in our system, this causes a weight gain. Drinking more water, with time, increases the expectation levels of the body, it begins to anticipate more water supplies and hence begins to reserve less amount of it. This leads to weight loss, and this is not a notional weight loss, if the practice is persisted with.

Water mitigates our desire to eat. This causes the body to use up stored fats, and hence become slimmer over a period of time. When we don’t take enough water, we let the fat reservoirs be built. The kidney already gives up owing to lesser and lesser feed of water and finally passes on the responsibility to liver. Liver obviously, as it is not trained in the act, fails to convert fat into energy. Metabolism subsequently suffers a major crunch and our entire lifestyle is affected.

Our bowel movement is also affected with less water intake; it needs no amount of erudition to comprehend that with lesser water intake, lesser amount of water travels into the small intestine, this further result in lesser dilution of our bowels. Passing stool thus becomes a painful process, sometimes also opening avenues for abdominal diseases like constipation and piles. It can even cause frequent rupture in the anal passage. Migraine and kidney duress are known to result from low-water intake just as well.

If all the myriad physiological problems can be abated by keeping a tab on proper water supply , is it a great price to pay for?

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The Psychological Problems with Dieting

September 21, 2008 by Dheny  
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“Brain is a wonderful servant but a terrible master”

Many times, we have seen that we have got beaten in lives on a psychological plane even before embarking on the real mission. It so happens because we let our brain take the driver’s seat and allow it to preach us anything it wants; we are led astray and lose the necessary will power to achieve our objectives. Dieting is a highly researched, highly debated topic; one which needs full understanding of all its imperatives.

For various drawbacks of medical science or perhaps the lack of efficient plans, most of dietary regimens come a cropper. This can be perhaps because our assessment of our own capacities of discipline is false or may still be that, we tend to ignore what’s right and what’s wrong and just embark on anything that the passing crow suggests. Let’s look into where the brain comes into the picture: In our country obesity has assumed such gargantuan proportions that we become hopeless only by seeing this seething froth of humanity. We assume that if dieting was really a successful mantra, why people, so many of them would be fat at all. It can only be because they have failed the dieting test. Brain makes us believe in the hopelessness of the pursuit. We further slacken, simply because the fear of failure takes centre stage. “On the other sides of our greatest fears, lie our greatest lives.” For the time being, the brain becomes the monster which settles the idea of failure deep inside us.

We get so hopeless that we begin to harbor futile feelings. “The exercise regimen is far too tough”, we tell ourselves, and that we are bound to slacken midway into it. Moreover the brain carves dirty pictures of toiling all day; asceticism in diet forms, rigorous discipline in exercises, where would the time to live a fun-filled life be. This haunts as humans don’t accept change. They would prefer sitting on a bum sore rather than changing posture. In this case, a thought of change in lifestyle breeds fear in them, they don’t want to let go of the fun element even if by their own admission, it is going to be short-lived.

Another issue which forms the crux of psychological myopia is peer-pressure. We believe that changing lifestyles and taking up ascetic proportions of life would only make us an object of their ridicule, a butt of their constant jokes. In a party, they would make us outcasts, and slowly begin to keep us out of their junk gang. But is this all actually worth considering? With time, we will be the people exuding greater vitality, health and a general radiance in life; something they won’t be able to boast of. One day in not so distant future, they will be the ones undergoing the same acid tests (obesity catches sooner or later). They will be the ones fighting the battle with their brains.

Brain is an organ, humans are an entity. No situation is more overwhelming than man himself. Let’s begin to act, keeping the brain behind the tapestry.

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How to Train Your Brain to Lose Weight ?

September 19, 2008 by Dheny  
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A few words at time may sound awkward in the given situation where we speak of training the brain to lose weight. For example, if someone says to you that, you need a conglomerate of psychological and diet plans to accomplish that, it may sound a little weird to you. But, the truth behind the line of “fat” is that, psychological aspects have importance (equal if not less or more) just like a proper diet plan! Lets us together have a look at the psychological aspects separately. I wonder… I may require my own advice tomorrow or may be in the near future! The Psychological aspect: Do not get angry when you go through this piece of article as you go deeper and deeper between the words. No one can hide the truth for long!

  • Do not confuse hunger with desire to eat. What is that? Well, did you ever think what makes you walk up to the delicious hamburger just after a belly full of meal? It is you temptation that makes you do that. It is not the hunger! You just want to eat it, not because you are hungry but because you desire to do so! It is just that you feel you stomach to be empty (which actually is not) and grab that hamburger! Poor fellow, this desire disguised as hunger will cause problem for you! Learn to differentiate between hunger and desire. Make out the or rather identify the feeling you have in your stomach just before your meal and just after that. Purposefully make yourself hungry and feel the hunger!
  • Whenever you are hungry and you have a carving. Stop worrying about when you are going to get some food. Don’t get preoccupied with the thoughts of food. There is no point over estimating the strength and the duration of your hunger. If you over estimate, you are more likely to get rid of hunger by grabbing some food. Hunger and carvings are not emergencies and there is no point getting alarmed of the situation. Learn to tolerate them. If someone would have died immediately of hunger then, do you have any explanation for hunger strikes and fasting for medical and religious reasons? Best thing to do is to focus your attention on something else.
  • Do not eat up to the point of getting overfull. Eat till the point where you are reasonably full and do not find it difficult to have a brisk walk after having your meal. This actually helps you to feel good and also keep yourself thin! Try changing your mindset to get the feeling of goodness when you are just reasonably full.
  • In case you are following a diet chart and it may happen that you find out some or the other excuse to eat and keep eating and keep promising that you will start once again and maintain the diet chart! This surely going to sabotage your plans to get thin. Think rationally and recognize the importance of a diet plan.
  • During emotional upsets, do not fall back on food. Instead, you can you can use meditation and relaxation techniques which are more fruitful.

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